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I sell wedding dresses & brides’ mums always worry about daughters showing too much boob – I always give the same advice
A WOMAN who sells wedding dresses for a living has revealed her top advice for brides’ mums.
The US-based woman, who owns the wedding dress boutique Boise, shared her insight.
GettyBrides’ mums always worry about their daughter showing too much cleavage on their big day[/caption]
The bridal shop owner revealed the advice she would give mums who were concernedTikTok/@bbbridalboise
Taking to TikTok, the bridal shop owner revealed her advice for mums who are concerned their daughters will show too much cleavage on their big day.
And the woman, who has had years of experience helping brides pick their dream wedding dress, has some words of wisdom for them.
In the video, she wrote: “Moms, you have to stop obsessing over your daughter’s cleavage in her wedding dress.”
The wedding dress seller revealed the bride should wear whatever makes her feel special at her wedding, despite what others might say or do.
She added: “If Uncle Dave is going to make inappropriate comments, maybe Uncle Dave shouldn’t be at the wedding.”
“Advice from a bridal shop owner,” she captioned the post.
The video soon went viral with over 3.4million views and over 800k likes.
People quickly took to the comments section of the video to share their thoughts.
Many people agreed with the bridal shop owner, claiming it was their wedding, their choice.
One wrote: “It’s not your wedding it’s not your dress, it’s not your choice.”
Another person commented: “‘You’re really gonna wear that in front of your pastor?’ I’m sorry but my pastor better not be looking.”
“SAY IT LOUDER! Wear whatever makes you feel beautiful on your day,” added a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth penned: “Before wedding dress shopping I told my mom she would be ejected if she made comments about my body or modesty. She was quiet. It was great.”
“YAAS! Buy the dress that makes you feel beautiful & confident, regardless of what anyone says,” claimed a fifth.
Another person wrote: “Saving this to send to my mom when I get married.”
A WOMAN who sells wedding dresses for a living has revealed her top advice for brides’ mums.
The US-based woman, who owns the wedding dress boutique Boise, shared her insight.
GettyBrides’ mums always worry about their daughter showing too much cleavage on their big day[/caption]
The bridal shop owner revealed the advice she would give mums who were concernedTikTok/@bbbridalboise
Taking to TikTok, the bridal shop owner revealed her advice for mums who are concerned their daughters will show too much cleavage on their big day.
And the woman, who has had years of experience helping brides pick their dream wedding dress, has some words of wisdom for them.
In the video, she wrote: “Moms, you have to stop obsessing over your daughter’s cleavage in her wedding dress.”
The wedding dress seller revealed the bride should wear whatever makes her feel special at her wedding, despite what others might say or do.
She added: “If Uncle Dave is going to make inappropriate comments, maybe Uncle Dave shouldn’t be at the wedding.”
“Advice from a bridal shop owner,” she captioned the post.
The video soon went viral with over 3.4million views and over 800k likes.
People quickly took to the comments section of the video to share their thoughts.
Many people agreed with the bridal shop owner, claiming it was their wedding, their choice.
One wrote: “It’s not your wedding it’s not your dress, it’s not your choice.”
Another person commented: “‘You’re really gonna wear that in front of your pastor?’ I’m sorry but my pastor better not be looking.”
“SAY IT LOUDER! Wear whatever makes you feel beautiful on your day,” added a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth penned: “Before wedding dress shopping I told my mom she would be ejected if she made comments about my body or modesty. She was quiet. It was great.”
“YAAS! Buy the dress that makes you feel beautiful & confident, regardless of what anyone says,” claimed a fifth.
Another person wrote: “Saving this to send to my mom when I get married.”
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